It’s been about a month since the dates for the 2024 Roots and Blues Festival were announced and early bird passes are now available.
After the 2023 festival was cancelled just one day into the weekend due to wildfires, the Salmon Arm Folk Music Society (SAFMS) is excited to welcome people back to the Shuswap region in late July 2024.
When the SAFMS announced that they were moving next year’s festival back a month, they said they hoped the festival would benefit from better weather in July and attendees wouldn’t be impacted by the wildfire smoke that is typically seen in August.
“Changing dates isn’t a band-aid fix but a chance to be better prepared,” said David Gonella, executive director of SAFMS.
Early bird passes for July 26-28 are now available here at this link – just in time for holiday gift-giving.
Anyone looking to bring the whole family to the 32nd annual music event are reminded that there is affordable pricing available for youth aged 13-24 and kids under 12 get in for free.
In addition, more than 700 volunteers will be needed for the event, which takes over Salmon Arm every year.
Anyone interested in helping out will receive a weekend pass, discounted camping, access to a special volunteer lounge, merchandise and special parking.
If you are interested in volunteering, feel free to visit this link.
But wait there’s more.
Vendors and artisans are invited to apply for a vendor spot to showcase their food, handmade goods and more at the festival.
If you’d like to secure a spot, click here to fill out a vendor application.
